I am Dong Zhuo. I attacked the Qiang tribes and took Liangzhou; attacked the Western Regions and forced them to surrender; then attacked Luoyang and became prime minister. The beauties haven't arrived yet, so I'll have to go find them myself. I don't have enough fierce generals, so I'll have to recruit them myself. My strategist corps isn't strong enough yet, so I'll have to issue a few edicts.
Looks like I've already landed an A-level contract. Now it's all down to how you and I perform together. We may look successful on the surface, but we're lost inside. Our faces are still young, but our hearts have grown old. We seem talented, but we're really past our prime. Success is rare, frustration is frequent. We're more exhausted than mules and busier than ants. We get up earlier than chickens and go to bed later than dogs. We work harder than donkeys and eat worse than pigs. We're as loyal as Yue Fei and as nervous as Lai Changxing. Oh, you young, middle-aged, and old folks!
Just an ordinary group. Join if you're interested.
Historical Military
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
The protagonist calls me, which is very convoluted. It is very annoying for readers to read.
The first person of **, a good book was ruined
Why do people who traveled through the Three Kingdoms kneel down and lick Cai Yong?
Why is it being reviewed and I can't see it. It's over, another book is ruined.
Commentary on the Chapter 20: Making Money, "Dong Zhuo's Dominance of the Three Kingdoms" written by someone other than myself.
Li Ru's character is elegant and can be directly called Li Ru's character
Can it be written in the first person instead of the first person?
This keeps dragging on, the protagonist forgets Cao Cao